Broadcasting and journalism demands a combined set of skills and knowledge both in print and broadcasting industries. Broadcast copy is written to be read by a newscaster with accurate words and sentences which compliments picture, video and audio leading to a perfect story. Print journalists must prepare themselves to write, report and deliver the content for print parallel with the emergence of new media. The television, radio and new media industries continue to evolve in exciting ways. As the news business moves more rapidly from printed newspapers to electronic news, the demand for graduates equipped for the industries of broadcasting and journalism will only grow, especially in areas that include politics, investigative journalism, talk shows, science and technology, entertainment and sports. The programme will train students to not only hone their writing and editing skills in broadcasting and journalism, but also to be more enterprising and inquisitive in order to stand out from the crowd.
IELTS 5.0 OR TOEFL iBT 34 OR TOEFL PBT 410-413 OR CAE160 (Cambridge Advance English) OR CPE 180(Cambridge Proficiency English) OR CFE 154-161(Cambridge First English) OR PTE 36(Pearson Test of English Academic) OR MUET Band 3
Pass an O' Level or equivalent qualification from an institution recognised by the local Ministry of Education.
Advanced Standing:
Government Sponsorship
The following are recognised as credit passes: - WAEC/GCE O' Level (Grade 1 to 6); WASSCE (Grade A1 to C6); AEB and University of London Examinations taken in or after 1973 (Grade A to C).
Any of the following passes in the Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education (A.C.S.E.E) or equivalent:
For non-Malaysian citizens, please refer to the Malaysian Qualification Agency’s (MQA) List of Overseas Qualifications & its equivalency with Malaysian Education System (PDF) to see if you qualify for this course.
Year 1 | |
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Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
Writing Skills for Communicators |
News Writing and Reporting 1 |
History of Journalism | Feature Writing |
News Media Institutions | Screen Production Techniques |
Principles to Broadcasting | Digital Photography |
Introduction to Web Technology | Principles of Public Relations |
Select One: | Select One: |
Malaysian Studies | Moral Studies |
Co-Curriculum 1 | Islamic Studies |
Co-Curriculum 2 |
Year 2 | |
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Semester 3 | Semester 4 |
News Writing and Reporting 2 | Media Audience Studies |
Media Law and Ethics | Online and Mobile Journalism |
Broadcast Scriptwriting | TV News |
Graphic and Publication Design | Political News Analysis |
Documentary Studies | |
Elective: Select One | Elective: Select One |
Corporate Communication | Investigative Journalism |
Public Relations Writing | Entrepreneurship |
Corporate Production | |
Global Classroom | |
Select One | |
Bahasa Kebangsaan A/B | |
Co-Curriculum 3 |
Year 3 | |
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Semester 5 | Semester 6 |
Communication Research Methodology | Dissertation |
Current Affairs & Talk Shows | Broadcast Production Project |
Radio News | International Relations Studies |
Newspaper Production | International Public Relations |
Social Psychology | |
Fundamentals of Organisational Behaviour | |
Internship |
(R3/321/6/0036)(11/26)(A-6187)
FACULTY OF BUSINESS & COMMUNICATION (FBC)
Available in Freetown, Cyberjaya, Gaborone